Introduction to Living Habits of Dutch Immigrants

# China # Introduction Among European countries, the unemployment rate in the Netherlands is the lowest at present, and English is widely used in the Netherlands, so don't worry about immigrating to the Netherlands and not knowing Dutch. But I think it is more suitable to invest and do business in the Netherlands, because the living standard in the Netherlands is high. Or make use of geographical advantages to do agricultural business, because Dutch agriculture has the least arable land per capita in the EU, but the agricultural labor production efficiency is high, and it uses logistics advantages to export to other countries. Of course, people who tend to be stable and like the scenery in the Netherlands don't have to worry about emigrating to the Netherlands. Although the living standard here is high, the prices are low, not to mention the welfare benefits. If you choose to immigrate, you should understand the living habits of the immigrant country and then be prepared to bring things from the past. It is helpful to briefly introduce some necessary items, whether you are immigrating, studying abroad or traveling.

1. Introduction to the living habits of Dutch immigrants

Orange clothes and hats

Holland is an orange country, so it is necessary to buy an orange T-shirt and a hat. Clothes will be used to participate in festivals and celebrations in the Netherlands, as well as some important activities, such as Queen's Day, parliamentary visits, or Dutch national football team competitions, especially in Europe and the hottest World Cup at present. Men who immigrate to the Netherlands should also pay attention to preparing a suit at home. After all, in Holland, it is generally higher.

B bike

Living in the Netherlands requires buying a bicycle to facilitate travel. Most people in the Netherlands travel by bike. So the Netherlands is a very environmentally friendly and healthy country.

Potato mixer

Potatoes are an indispensable food in Holland. Therefore, the potato blender is a must-have at home. Stamppot (smoked sausage or pork with mashed potatoes and vegetables) is one of the staple foods in the cold season in the Netherlands. For the Dutch, winter is incomplete without Stamppot. Note: Stamppot mixes potatoes with vegetables, which can be cabbage, spinach or carrots.

condiment

Living in the Netherlands, Chili sauce, curry, knoflooksaus and appelmoes are all essential condiments stored in the refrigerator. Most Dutch meals contain one or all condiments. These highly seasoned sauces are essential to adjust the lightness of Dutch dinner. Perhaps this kind of delicious food is unacceptable to many people in China, but it is necessary for you to invite the Dutch as a guest when you live in the Netherlands.

Electronic chair

In Holland, families should have many chairs to celebrate their birthdays. Ring-shaped chairs are very popular in the Netherlands, and the chairs must be placed as close as possible under the condition of ensuring convenient access.

F birthday calendar

In Holland, they pay great attention to birthdays, so the calendar must be placed in the most eye-catching place in the room, and every guest who may come to your house on the birthday should be included in the calendar label. This is an unwritten Dutch law.

2. What are the cost-effective aspects of Dutch immigrants?

Free quality education

The Netherlands is one of the countries with the most popular education level in the world, where nine heads of state and 16 Nobel Prize winners have been trained. Among the Dutch 13 comprehensive universities, 12 universities rank among the top 200 in the world. Among the top 50 universities in the world, the Netherlands has six universities, and its educational strength is second only to the United States and Britain. The average education level of Dutch nationals ranks third in the world, and the national English penetration rate is as high as 90%.

However, the cost of education in the Netherlands is negligible. The Dutch government's total investment in education accounts for 20% of the national budget (defense investment is 15%- 17%). The government provides free compulsory education for 12 years, and also provides high subsidies for preschool education. In addition, there are other fancy education benefits such as extracurricular interest study subsidies, transportation subsidies, and rental subsidies.

High quality and low price life

As the sixth country in the global happiness report, the Netherlands has a high standard of living, but the cost of living is lower than that of most European cities.

The Netherlands has the third largest pension system in the world, second only to Denmark and Australia. At least 65 years old and living in the Netherlands, you can enjoy a pension. Dutch citizens' pension standard is 70% of their final salary.

The Netherlands uses global medical insurance, and medical expenses incurred in other countries can be reimbursed by insurance companies, and maternal care before and after the birth of the child is free. There are 7 days and 5 hours of domestic help every day after delivery. Someone comes to your house to wash your clothes, clean your room and teach you how to look after your newborn.

Life happiness index is high

Dutch people advocate a natural attitude towards life, and the Dutch Central Bureau of Statistics published a survey report. In the Netherlands, more and more young families move out of big cities, especially families with children, because they can enjoy the same quality of education and medical services after moving, and the housing area can be larger and the happiness index can be higher.

The cost of immigration is low and the cost performance is high.

It only takes more than 200,000 RMB to apply for entrepreneurial immigration in the Netherlands. After half a year, the whole family can land in the Netherlands to enjoy the high welfare and free education in the Netherlands, which is very cost-effective. In the later period, Dutch companies only need normal management and operation, and there is no requirement for turnover and number of employees. The cost of starting a business is about RMB 6.5438+0 million. Five years later, the whole family got the EU passport!